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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsBeto's legacy will live on in Texas
Beto didn't win tonight, but a thousand Texas flowers will bloom in the forms of activists, organizers and future candidates.
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Beto's legacy will live on in Texas (Original Post)
RandySF
Nov 2018
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vercetti2021
(10,156 posts)1. Sadly that doesn't make me feel better
JI7
(89,248 posts)2. if he wanted to move to california i would consider voting for him
Cha
(297,188 posts)3. You are so Correct! What an encouraging thought!
DangerousRhythm
(2,916 posts)4. If it wasn't for his coattails
My rep John Culberson and Pete Sessions would both still have their jobs tonight. Probably others too. Thank you, Beto. ❤️
Jane Austin
(9,199 posts)5. You are right about the activists and organizers.
We made so many calls, sent so many texts and canvassed so many neighborhoods that we will have updated and accurate lists in the future.
We haven't had that in many years.